Japanese Pokémon card Sandslash 021/063 (サンドパン / Sandslash) from the m1L MEGA Brave set (2025), illustrated by imonili. The sand hedgehog that makes attacks miss.
Japanese Pokémon card Sandslash 028/165 from the sv2a Pokémon Card 151 set (2023), illustrated by Kodama. The sand hedgehog cleaves through rock, claws first.
Japanese Pokémon card Sandy Shocks ex SAR 215/187 from the sv8a Terastal Festival set (2024), illustrated by Tetsu Kayama. Special Art Rare of the Ancient Paradox Pokémon in a prehistoric engraving style.
Japanese Pokémon card Sandygast 029/071 from the sv2D Clay Burst set (2023), illustrated by Shin Nagasawa. The haunted sandcastle, shovel stuck in its head, lies in wait on the beach.
Japanese Item card Scoop Up Net holo 157/190 (回収ネット / Scoop Up Net) from the s4a Shiny Star V set (2020), illustrated by Ryo Ueda, in holo version. An essential in Sword & Shield-era decks.
Japanese Pokémon card Scorbunny 015/063 from the m1L MEGA Brave set (2025), illustrated by svlt. Galar's fire rabbit sprints through a street market, bursting with energy.
Japanese Pokémon card Scream Tail 032/066 from the sv4K Ancient Roar set (2023), illustrated by Ryota Murayama. The Ancient Paradox Pokémon that resembles Jigglypuff, deep in the jungle.
Japanese Pokémon card Scream Tail 071/187 (Paradox Pokémon, Ancient trait) from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Ryota Murayama. The presumed ancestor of Jigglypuff lets out its cry in the jungle.
Japanese Pokémon card Seadra 025/184 (シードラ / Seadra) from the s8b VMAX Climax set (2021), illustrated by 0313. The dragon seahorse that swims backwards.
Japanese Pokémon card Seaking 119/165 from the sv2a Pokémon Card 151 set (2023), illustrated by Sie Nanahara. The royal fish swims among aquatic flowers, fins unfurled.
Japanese Pokémon card Sealeo 023/070 from the s6H Silver Lance set (2021), illustrated by Tetsuya Koizumi. The juggling seal twirls among the ice cubes.
Japanese Pokémon card Seedot 005/070 (タネボー / Seedot) from the s6K Jet Black Spirit set (2021), illustrated by otumami. The living acorn that sends an opposing card back into the deck.
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